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Linking species richness, biodiversity and ecosystem function in soil systemsColeman et al., 2005
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- Coleman D
- Whitman W
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Soils are the central organizing entities in terrestrial ecosystems and possess extremely diverse prokaryotic and eukaryotic biota. They are physically and chemically complex, with micro-and macro-aggregates embedded within a solid, liquid and gaseous matrix that is …
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